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1"001 LOA' D 41,iart.14 11 Bvg, Fireign Office, Airarch 8, izog. The Rh , ht • 6enrve Canning) fits' :Majesty's r. • 6 int,ipal Socretary`of State. for ForelOr has this Day rintin:cl to the Alinisters of :Neutral I'vwers Te , itlet,t at this Court, that His Majesty 42:is judges! it expedient to establish the enost rigoro4 bk'Lkade ofahe Isles of .Mauritius and Bourbon ; and that the same will be maintained and enforced in the strictest manner, according to the usage of war aclttiow let!gd and allowed in similarrales. • Horse-Guards, Alarch 4, 1809. His Majesty has been most - graciously pleased to cram his permission to the fite companies of the itoyal.Corsican Rangers, which composed part of the korce e►►iploy-ed u►►der the orders of Lieut.-General Sir John, Stuart, ott the 4th July 1306, to bear on 't:neir•appointn:euts (in addition to any other badges devices to which the regiment may be entitled) the word "Nada," as an honourable and lasting testimony of the 'dibtinguished gallantry displayed by t;4,ose companies, in common with certain other corps of the British Army, in the action 'fought on the- plains, of Maida in Calabria on the day above mentioned.. By Order of hii Royal Highness the Com tnandcr in Chief. HARRY CALVERT, Mi. Geo. Jr.ooco March u. air 9. ist Regiment of Dragoon duarai.—l'hoti);is Challoner Bisse. Gm% -to be Coinct, by 1)&11(.4144e, viu; Bottoinley, pro- tiloteat. sth'i>itio. —Captain W.• V. Wallis,. from 2ISt Light Dr.iyrsPars, to be Captain ula Tioop, vice Johnstone, who exchanges.*, , ,h Regiment of Light pragoons, ---...... Viscount Ins wich to b.: Cornet, by putcn Ate, vice -Walciegrave, pro moted Loth Ditto—Lietiteaant A+' e Grammont to he Gaptain of a vice bar by: deceased, Comet' George itz Cla rence to Le Lieutenant, vise De Grautniont. lit I Ditto.— Cornet Henry Andrews to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice N . l.icleoci, ,who retires. Nth fellow, Gent. to be Cornet, without purcirase, vice Baticock, promoted. tlith Ditto --Waiter i'larislieltt, Gent, to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Stracy, appointed to the both Foot. zist Ditto Captain joint lolinltune, horn the sth Dragoon, Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Wallis, who ex changes. rst Regiment of Foot.'—Lieutenant R. L. Arguirnbeau to be ~Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Waters, • proinoiefl on the Stair 111 Portugal. Ensign William Ward, liven the toil foot to be Ensign, vice Mundell, who ex changes. George Hawkins Lane, Gent; to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hericirich, promoted. 4th Ditto.--Llisign 'obit Stavcly to be Lieutenant, vice Uni. acke, demi:A:tr. John Chalmers, Getit, to be Ensign, vice, Staveley,. • sth.ihtto.-,Lleuteitarit Charles Trapps to be Captain or A Company,. vice Armstrong, deceased.. Ensign Donn Not to he Lieutenant, vice Trapps. 6th Ditto. Lieutenant 9. D. Smith to he Captain.of a Corn pithy, without putchate, vice .Maclean, proniated on the Start in Portugal. Ensign David Blyth to 'be Lieutenant,' vice Smith. Thomas Fitzgerald, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Blyth. • 14th Ditto. , ,Ensign Thomas Kirkman to 'be I,icutenant, Nickisson, Gent. to be En- sign, vi.c Kirkman. iith Ditto. Ensign flinmas Mundell. from the rst Foot, to be En4ign, vice Ward, who e7:.lianges. ZotivOitto. Lieutenant John llogg to be Captain of a COM. parry' by purchase, vice ilyion,• w:.o retires. Ensign I. to b.: Lieutenant, by ittllciijoe, vice Rawl. w tur reti 26th Onto, Ensign William Keary to be Lieutenant, vice Nunn, deceased. 27th Ditto.— Lieutenant John NPEntagert to be Captain of a Company, without purehasei vice Brown, promoted on the Staff in Portugal. .Ensign George Prittt to,be Lieutc. nem vice M'Entagert. aSth aitto.—Lieutcnant Charles Caddell to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Dalton, who retires. Lieu. tenant A Icxancter Wright, from Hall• pay of the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, repaying the ditterence r vice Ward, who: 'exchanges. Quartetimster.selrant Richard Reynoids to be Quarter-master, vice Hill, decreased. 34th Ditto.—Ensign John flay to. be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ellard, promoted. • • 424 Ditto.-- Ensign Miltie'to be- Lieutenant, vice Buikeley, deceased'. Alvin Grant, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Milne. 43 ,1 Ditto.— Lieutenant Robert P. Murchison to be Captair) of a Compuly, without purchase,. vice Giffin - ti t appointed to the ttrn Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant Joseph Chapman to be Captain of a Company, vice Carruthers, decea.ed. Ensign , C, Pattcnson tube Lieutenant, vice ChriAlati, deceased. Volunteer Litior 'to be En itigu, without purch:tsei,Vice (yoander,. promoted. tett- O'Connell to be ditto, Vice ,Puttelison. sistant-suricon Willi:nit Jones to be Surgeon, vice Lied, '‘liteeased. • 48th Ditto—Assistant-surgeon Tames Evans, from the 7tat . Hint, In he SUrgron, viLe Stimpe, appointed to the 12111 Huy:ll Vetcran • sotn Onto, Captain I. W. Henderson, from the . 3d West , India Itesiment, to•tx.: Capt4iti of a Company, 1/14:e Stow, tiVilkt; . • , • 54th Ditto, Lieutenant W. G. from the t3th Foot, to be 1.1:11ml:int, vice Kelly. deceased. Olt Ditto, LieutLtiatit POO' Augustus fieyliger to be C. , p. tarn of a Company, by purchase, vice Armstrong, who reams. 58th t)ito, • ASsistant..Stirgeon Desailly, from HAM .pay.oi.the-6tli West India Regiment, to be 4ssistant-Stit: grog, vice Brown, apitointa to t be. s"tit toot. ISist I.iitto, li(evet Major henry raocis °yen to be Major, rwnhout purehase, .CoX, promoted.. on the Stull in ft.id Ensign John Macquarii, from the E6th"Foot, to be EnOgit, purchibre, vice Niutkiana, appointed to the 25th Light 1)140ohs. 09th I.)ltto...E . nsign l'eter Brown to be Lieutenant, by pm jiat;e, :vice • Soliiuld, who retires. William Grenville, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brown. • • 71st Ditio..Criptain Charles C'oth:r to be Major, ),y cliasc,. vice M'Kenzits, who retires.' • - 73a !Into, Lieutenant Anthony Ciane, from the 98th Foot, to be Captain ot s Company, without pun-hase,vh:e Got don,' Promoicct. • ,• . fild Ditto. !Major Chichester Mackionneil to be Lieutenant. vice George SnialtidegattNAut. Capt. :Chat les , Ldw;itti Conyers to be Major, _-vice Mauclatrttctl. Unite. vant Thomas Couche to be • captain of 'a;t..:(nnpany, vice , COilyttsi. Etibigil liubeit Curtis to be Lieutenant, vice 1.: ouctie. 2 7t h • D I Lto, Lieutenant Win. -Slade. Cully .to be Captain of a Company, by purchase,.vicu - tench, who reiirc • l ist Diito, , Lietitt;nant David M•I lit) re to be Captain of a Company, by purciiiiai:, VAX litaiiTy„ proino t co, EHsigtt S. Orniurntl to tjt: Lk:Asti:mint, :vice -Wafter tyllna,(;.ant. tp Le-Ensign, vice ()tiiierod. , st h Di t to, Litinuari Stewart.. Unit. to ba Seeentl Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 110 4 3 u, pr omo ted, Wcst ltscit.t Regiment ,Lientenaot. john sehoetlile to be Ati:ptanti vice Cosgrove, deceaaed. 3d Ditto, Captain kis:loud Stow., from the loth Foot, to- be Captain qt a Company, vice4lnderson,, woo exdbai.gos. Royal York Rangers,' Lietite,nant Robert Hobson, from the tlsth Foot, to.he Lieutenant, without purchase. Alcuron'S kcAiment, Enaigo Charms "Zehriptenning to be • 4eutenant, vice De Courtuei, superseded, being absent Without!Cave. Royal Waggon Train, "Chomat Tatlock,, Cent. to be Cornet, without purchase,. vice, Mellish, promoted. Shattrach Cholton, Gent. to be Cornet, Rice Aitken, promoicil. itth Royal Veteran rsatti , lion, Vapt.iin George St.. ,john turd; trims the 4,y1 Fout, to be Captain of a Company, vice Armstrong, appoimedto the izth Royal Vett:rim LW. BREVET. I.ieutenant- Colonet George Murray, Deputy 'Quarter-Mas. ter to the Forces in Ireland, to be Colonct ut inc Army. s•r.► t 1 ictitenatit.Calonel lathes Kenipt, of the 8 ist Foot, to be Ant.tit.Camp to the King, vitt Sir George• Smith, dec. , . Captain fames Wirlv )it r, tl*4th Pont, Lobe Majni in I tic' Army, Ile being trpointe.t to sera: under Lieutenant-. berestord tiOnii a parritular servi‘c in Portugal, vii:e Talbot, whinie :mat Ii .s not taken place.. I:l3..keii.tie, Gent to 64 an AstAstant -tiinninisNtry of s!orzs, provicons, ;tad ora.,,tm to the forces. • 20SP! Tilt, STAFF.` To he Deputv-inspeciars of Hospitals. • Brevet I)eputv.h'. vector losliva•Rockeir Bravet I)eputy-Inspector linnet Brevet Deputy. Insotetor W. A Iturke. To be'SitrAcon 'to tne limas. Surgeon David hrownrigg, froin Halt- pay. . MEAIORANDeNI. LetltenAlit Pertord, of he 65:t Foot, who was superseded, as stared ht. the GaAttte ot the January last, is ren.stated in his.Rault. • The undermentioned ()Ricers. are superseded, being absent without leave.. Ensigns Jlolland and -Everard, of the 34th F or. Lieute ' mint Atinatrong, of the Ist West 'lndia Regiment. Commissions in the King's own kegiment of Staffordshire Militia, signed by, the Lord Lieutenant.. Alexander Gardner, (;cnt. to be Lieutenant and Surgeon's Mate, dated Jan. 5,. vico. 1. M flohneux, Gent. to be Lieutenant,. dated Feb. 7, iSeci. Robert l'hayre, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Ensign Canning to be ditto, February tb, 1809. Walter lvtwtun, Gera. to be Ensign, 1 dated as above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Stephen Ede, late of Cannon.street.m.td, St. George, Mid. in,ison and builder, from IS to April :8, at eleven At Gui,dtrtil. William As p land, of Kensington, Middlesex, cheesemooger, Iron) M4rch It to April 18.. at clever, at Guildhall. • ij.INKR .1 CY SUP ERS :TOED. _ _ Benjamin Lancaster, of ScarborouAh, Y orkslti re, ship-owner. BANKRUPTS. William Garnham Bromley and Robert Smith, of Bishop's gaie.streer, London, auctioseers, to surrender March 14. 28, and April 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Uld Jewry. Henry Ililliar, late of the Haymarket, Westminster, - umbrella-maker, March 25,,‘ and April 2z, at twelve, at GUildhalt. Attornies, Mr. Bugby, Symond's-lim,Chan cery-lane. • Thomas Martin, of Birmingham, corclwainer, April 3,4, st twelve, and zz, at eleven, at the White stiart Inn, Bir . roinghtn. Atfornies, Messrs. Baxters and,Martin, Furni vars. Inn, London; or Mr. Wein., Birmingham. Cnarles, of Tregrave, Monmouthsh;re, timber. dealer, March zo. 30, and April 22, at twelve, at the Beaufort Antis. Ragland. Attornies, tie, Harris, Moninouth ; or Mr: Williams, Red Lion-square, London. Henry' Mills, of Guisbrough, Yorlishiro. miller, March 22, 23, anti April 22, at eleven, at the Cod( Inn, Guisbrough. Attornies, Mr. Wardell, Guisbrough ; or Mess's. Jsmes arid Richard Willis, Warnford-court, Throgmortort-street, London. (oho 'Corrilins, of Bristol, grocer, March 24, 27, and April 22, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Attormes, Messrs. Broonie and ?nudger, Gray's-Inn. square, Lon. don. Benjamin Polack, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, watch.maker and jeweller, March 23, zi, 'and April zz, at ;doyen, at. Healey's Fiotel, Sherfielu. Attornies. Mr. Greaves, Sheffield.; or Mr. Battye, Chancery:lane i London. Peter Dobson, lite of Claught on . Lancashise. cotton-spin ner, April 6. 7, and 2Z, at eleven, at the. Red Lion Preston. Attornies, 11r. Dewhurst, Preston; or Messrs. Barretts, Holborn-coda, Gray's-Inn, London. Wolfe Lyon, of Denull-street, Claiy-inarker,• Middlesex, (lass-111etC1.Zilt, March ,6, April 1, and 22, at eleven, a t uildnatl. Art:alley, air. Henson, Doiset,street, Sails , bray-squarer. ' , Richard Foster, of High-street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, cheesemongr, March 4, April 8, and 22, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, Warwick-street, Netvgate• street. John treakspear, of,Ox ford-street, Middlesex, silversmith and jeweller, March t 6, April l; and zz, at eleven, at Attornies, Messrs. Batchellor and Putts, Ser. Fleet-street. Edward Bradley the eller, of Bromley, Middlesex, baker, March 1808, and April zz, at twelve, at Guildhall. At tonnes,' Messrs. Necld r and fladgate, NoitUllt—strect, Strand. • lohn Jones, of C; loucester,' cyder-merchant, March . 2.3 .2 - 4; and April za, at ten, at . the King's lie4d Inn, Gloucester. Attornies i N ' icssrs. lenkins, lames Abbott, and Cu. New Inn, Lo nd on ; or Messrs. Wilton, GtouceSter. John Charles Finch, .nt - Russell -court, °wry. lane, Middle. sex, taveru-k6cper, March 21, and April 22, , at ten, at Guiltlttall. Attorney, Mr. Bower, ClittOrd's:lnn, John Gurney, of Aere.lane, Brixton causeway, Surrey, car. penter, March 21, 25. and April la, at ten, at Attorney, . Mr. Ciudrund, New Bride.street, friars. Teter Firmin, of Dedham, Essex, (money.serivencr, March 113, 2 5 , and April :ti, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. M. toruey, Mr, Numlga:e t Golden-square. lames Brace, of Dint-Line. Deptford, Kent, dealer, March 14, 25,:atiii . A grit 22, at 01ii!„ . at V uiLl hal I, London. Attorney, fir. Stile, Child's-place, 'Temple-bar. 4 • Richrad Samuel, ta t Iligh.strrct, St. Giles', Middlesex, linen-draper, March *B, April 1, and 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. A ttornics, Messrs. Frowit and Blandford, Temple i or No, 7, Cateaton-street. DIP WENDS. April 3, Thomas Young, of Ripon, Yorkshire, grocer, at eieVen, at the NorfrWc. Arms, Ripc,i, April 8. Samuel lithostin, of Ludg , tte-hill, London, silk mercer, at ten, at Guildhall. • April t . Tn ono4 F mut Stiiith , of Great Triuity.larie, Lou. (ion. leather-seller, at ten. at Guildhall. April at. .George eaillie and Juno bilfray, latent Finsbury . place, Middlesex, merchants, at t weive, at Guildhal l, April 8. Gheyney, of•Oxford.street, Middlesex, linen cirver, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 9. John Tennant, of•Oxtord.stree w t : Middlesex, wine • and brandy-merchant, at telV.:,., G ildhall. • March is. John Somerville. of Chancery-lane, London, cabinet-inaker, at ten, at 'April'9. William Popplciton, at Plymouth. Devonshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. • April S. Joseph Hancock, of • Sheffield, Yorkshire, mer chant and niantaleturer at cutlery wares, at eleven, at the Old King's Ilead 1011 , Sl ellickl,• April 1. John ltinicr, of Sweltling,' Sufrolk, grocer, at yen, at the Bell lon, Sakai undharn. Apni"t. David- ,Dt Grc.it Fiermitage.streee St. George in the -East, iLliddlesex , mariner, at' eleven," at Gurldnall. • Aired i. C ha:Us Dudtield, of Tewkesbury,G lnueestelshire, innwhier, at eleven, at the Swan inn, Tewkesbury. CERTIFICATE'S, • - •• April t. - Thomas White, of Strood Rochester, Kent, coal_ merchant, • 1 06 ei , 11 Nicid , of Manchestcr, groc-f..r. ‘Vitilani Hanalip, of Stradbrook, Suffolk, tanner, tleor Mercer, at Liverpool, merchant. l'etLr Le Normand and Alary Henry Dornant, now or late of Kt:id-road, Surrey, soap-tnanufathircrs. Edward Chew, of 'Cliartutte-street,' Whiteehaikl, Sea, money-scrvener. Nicholas blatimn, late of Westbury-upon -'frim,cloucester since, tirnber-merehant. PARTNI:RsIIIPS DIS vOLPIII). G. Bayley and! R. !larder, Addle-Hill, totters' -Commons, w nee{ wrights. NI Thompson, 1 ) ., Skipper A. Algar, and I'. Law, . Red Cross wharf, Lotidon.brage, coal-merchants. I. Rose and J. innes, Chepstow, coopers. 1. Blew, W. Moot; and Li. 13leW , IVoreester, chemists: R. Glimmer, jun. and W. 1 ) ., Gummer, Bridport; twine. manufatturers. 1. W. Bin:hall and 1. olinsm, High Holborn, liquor-mer-, chants. W. Robertson and I. Llewelyn, Great SAM Helens, insu rance-brukels. • I. Robson, I. &loss, and I. Winstartley, Liverpool and Man chester, carriers. , R. &lotion and M. Morton, OiFord-streer, tea-dealers. R. ChaiLon, Cooke, and I. Smethurst, Little Hutton, Lancashire, colliers. • j. Whitfield and Co. Congleton, cotton-manufaaurers: 11. Frieake, S. Fric.ake, and C. Edelman, Upper Thames dtreet, sugar-refiners. j. Starkey, j ktcha, Wm, Senior, and C. Megson, Hud dersfield, wont len.merchants. T. Ainsworth and It..liorster, 11o1lington, Cheshire, stone. masons. • . - f. Itob.tni and P. liirchain, Manchester, calico-printers. C. Lings and N. I.inm, Manchester, coso-factors. Win. Pusitethwaite, I. and D. Lancaster, Fria laud near Kt ralai, . . LONVON ,Printed by - IttebtAin tflinless, of NO, 4, - MArrittLcUutt„ UnW-strunt;.: • At the St: N-Uviqcz, No. I trand w6ru .4dref 14$ In. 4ft, OrTiler. nutcH COURT O 1 COMMON PLEAc. BERNARD ANto nicKary O• BROWNE. I This cause, which Was of the utmost importance to the Commercial world,- and to country bankers in particular, came on to be cried at Nisi Prius, before .the -P,ight Hon. Lord,Noieuav and .a Special -Jury, and. occupied the Conn- the whole of Wednesday. and ThurSday.. It was .an action brought by the Plaintiffs, who are bankers, residing at Birr, in the King's County, against the Defendant, Major John ‘l.3rOwne,. late of Mount Prospect, in_the county cf Roscommon, for . recovery of three inland Bilk of EXchange, lor 3651. 18s. Gd. 3301. and 5001. dis counted by .Plaintitis at different periods for Defen dant, drawn by him in Dublin, at 61 and gt days sight—which bills were afterwards severally disho noured 'and protested for non-payment, .to which the Defendant pleaded the genetal-issUe, and setup in: his defence the statute against Usury, in bar of Plaintiff's recovering on the bills. It appeared that Plaintiff's, on the first bill, charged over and above the legal interest I per cent. commission .for (haw ing on Dublin, and 4 per cent. on the bills return ing protested—and on the second .bill, Plaintiffs charged k per cent. commission for drawing on -Dub lin, and gave in .payment a draft on John and Wil liam. Berry, Dublin, at- 2,1 days, as cash ; and on the third bill, Plaintiffs gave their own indorsements on other bills on Dublin, which had time to run, some of them over 3t) days, as cash ; and the ques-_ tions determined were, whetberthe charge of half per cent, on prOtested bills was l ega l or usur i ous ? Whether the giving the post-bill on the Berry's, at 2 1 .days, without deducting the interest, was legal or usurious ? And whether the giving indorsements on billS that had time to run, without deducting the interest, was legal or usurious ? Several of the most respectable bankers and merchants of Dublin, and, agents for country . .banks, were examined as to its being the usage to charge, the one-foUrth per cent. for drawing bills, and also one-half per cent. on bills . . returned in payment protested; and of giving post bills, without deducting interest; also ' country bankers giving indorsements of thirty-one days, and even at longer dates, on Dublin, as cash,' without de, ducting interest. When the Jitry, atter hearing Coinsel at great . -length on both sides, and a most able charge from the Noble and Leafned Judge, found a verdiei for the Plaintiffs for . 1,3001. with costs,,thereby finding in favour of the legality of the custom. ROME CIRCUIT. HERTFORD, MARCH 10- , --Thomas Stevens, a man of credit in the county, the proprietor of a piper and corn mills in the neighbourhood of Watford, was tried ; for stealing a bushel of flour, the property of W. I Wells, a baker at Watford. It appeared during the trial, that the prosecution originated in the malice of j two discarded servants, and the Jury, without hesita tion, acquitted the. prisoner. Edward IVillium Rokrts, the swindler, who has lately attracted so much of public notice, and Dauhr Maitland, were indifited for a conspiracy, with one •i Cole and others, and. thereby defrauding Frederick. Norrii of a variety of articles of household furniture. Norris said he was an upholsterer at Cheshunt in 1 this county. In the month of July Cole and Ra berta came to his house in a post-chase; -Cute saki 1 .he had taken a house at BrOxbourne, and that he would give the witness the...jab of furnishing it, and desired that he would come overthe next morning, which was on a Satioday,, to take measure .for the carpets, Curtains, &c. He 'accordingly went the next day, 'aird Sent in 'about 2.01.' worth .of-furniture. He then thought it prudent ; to ask fora reference. Mr. Cele 'Mentioned the names of several Lords and Earls, but said you may as well go to my Soli. citor, Mr. CraWford, No I, Charles-square, fluxion, he has six or 70001. of mine in his hand's, and will give you satisfaction. He ,accordingly went there, and Mr. Crawford, confirmed this statement, ob -serving, Mr. Cole was a man of large landed property. - He therefore/ went on furnishing the house on this assurance, and frequently :saw Roberts in the corn pany of Cole. Shortly afterwards he thought it right to ask for some money oh account. Cole and Roberts were then at' the Six Belts, where they usually lived, while the house was. prepared. C o l e said he would.give the witness 'a draft for 501. on his attorney, Crawford. The witness said he wanted money. Cole replied, that Crawford would give him money-for it—if he did not, he would the mo ment he brought it back.. The'witness went to Crawford, but the bill was not paid ; he then,came back to Broxbourne, and saw Roberts, who told him that It& expected Cole would dine on Sunday with Lord some one ; but, in fad, thit goods were all moved off in the night, and Roberts was apprehended the next day in the Lon don-road. By the testimony of, Mary Little,. and other wit nesses, itappeared- that the goodS were carried .to a court neior Nelson -street, in the neighbourhood of Shoreditch ; some. were pawned by I.Vlaitiand, and others sold to it person of the • name of Clarke, by the directi on 'of.Cole, uatne.of Lidyard. Trott, the Police Officer, stated, that being upon the watch, in Baltic -street-, - where he -knew Cole lodged, he.niet Roberts going to his lodgings. The Jury found a .verdict of Guilty, and he was sentenced to 1.! months imprilionment, and to stand in the pillory. - Seven turnips were' lately pulled at Invergarry, which w eighed, as follows : Ist, I 61h. ; 2d an d 3 d , 81b. mta) ; 4th . and sth, 201 b. each ; 6th, 211 b: ; 7th, 2 iiib.—ln all weighing 1341b5. • ' . P/RTYP3 On Mond.p las!, at Miiiiiira4iir-Lin!ge, SatathattiptlP, the I.Ady of %V. L ufrcti,. Lsq,of Cosnttian-squarai of a Mut...li ter. • On Thur:.:da.Y.,at her hotne in Mentago.,-p !i lace, the on, Wit MrS. 't Vaughan, ihe'Latty of A.lt. Serj,:aot. Vaughath.of a Son. Ott . the lothjost. at Oxford,'tlie wife; of Charles 11,td.. ham., M.1)..0r a ral:ghter. • Ott Saturday la.;, ktigham Coutt,.the Lady of.Edwat.l. IVebti, • t sq. of a Daughter. M4RR/tli. an the 27th tar. at Men:hist:Jo:Ulan, Scottanfl, Cl►arttii Caropb.:ll, Esti. you►tger, of Cc►nby, to Miss Clitizitian GM!. ham Napier, youngest daughter of the lion Charias Napier: On the gth inst. at lientsworth, in YOlkiiiire, lames Mtirrt-.nn, Esq. of His Maj:sty's Mitt, to ilite, only daughter of tile Rev. John Sim psoi4, of flemswot tlt. SHIP N4IPS. CRAVEStt7D, MARCH 10. • Passed, hy—the Adore, S incr. from New Brun3wick ;Ind the Anit, Bo um, Iraqi Waterford. 'Sailed—the Dutchess of York, Dorothy, for Curacoa; Hero, Strache, tor leneriire ; Albatross, builell, for lion_ 'tort; and the Logan, Cowan, for Belfast. . - PRICE OF STOCKS fiATURD/tY. hank Stock, shut lndia Stock, shut Navy; per Cent: 97{ 1 Indip nonds, i is. 121. pr. i per Cent. 1797, dhut Old Ann; shut 4 per cent. st►nt .Exclieq. Bills, cos. its. pr. per Cent. lied. shut Ditto. Fundable, i4s.' I is. pr. 3 par :. rut, C0,,.s 67 i 4 Cons, ter Lull April, 611 67f "Sauk i . Aril). ittut Iful e pUbinbed by W'tt.t.i Au Alt MtGeft Scßiprs, Smith Motti:n. strect. Grosicnor-sqqa:er r soy she Pater. f e(lvrc for Editor, !S:c. ( 00 - 11 .Paii)tnuit b addreased. t)!lfi; . . On Monday last,, at his mother's house, in south Wa!esi Maurice Beauchamp Bisset, Esq. 'R, N. nephew, to i7a4 ,1 Bagrnal, Esq. M.l), On Friday last, at HarroW-weald farm, near Stainmore, Steel, late of the Stock' E itchange. • fl same day, in Grosvenor-street, Mrs. Elizabeth, fla.• ker, after a long and . painful On Saturday morning, Mary Anne, eldest daughter of hert Dewar, Esq. oR:tapir:rm. This Day were published, hi Three Vols. Foolscap Svo, price z s. extra bowls, Dedicated to the Lord Chancellor and the Archbishop of Canterbuiy, QKETCHES of TRU'T'H ; Moral and Reli!T ' iom, with a Reference. to the Alliance of Church andatate. In two l'ar.s " I spe..k after the manner of Men, because of. tirein firmity or the Fte.sh." Printed fur C. Cradock and Vi. Joy, Siiccessors to TR .1, Ave-Maria Lane, Paternuster-row, and Lung- Ulan, lurst. keesandOnne, . _ In the Press ' and speedily wilt be ptiblishe d . By the same Author. Metres, Addressed to ail the Lovers of Truth. , _ __ • RENOVATED HEALTH. • TT has been too frequently the subjea ol Just and X general reprobation, that men destitute ofthe elements .of the medical art have ollred themselves as Candidates it public patronage ha the pt Aeolus* of physic . • Pig t he pure.* ot doing justice to the result 01 our St totis and ex p e rietice;and to preVent us from being 'classed anion, those empirica wirs c itnprudent pretensions,haye, turt'ortithately ler socieof, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the li 1 bet 4 and enlightened &faithful statement of ii - ur pursuits anti ac. quirements. After having received a regular inedreal educe' titan as. the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and !Wizard, Oios° lectures and practice, we earefuily.attended, as protesvirs'itrd suroons of the Lyndon Hospital • we entereiloorselve , ' 4 students hi that justly celebrated Hospital; fir medical acqu. ment; the Royal College of Edinbureli, ant were•instro: tc l in the dillirent bratich.es of anatomy, surgery, the ;hirer). and iractice of,physie, chemistry, mirk.vitery, botany, i 454 ' . 46 l, those. eminent protessorg, Drs. Morin?, Gregory', lilacks • I arnilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust We shall 1 1 • bedeetued presumptuous in sayin!, that our proricicorY 3 ! t ` l acquirements ate not iniaansideranle. lieving tor a 10;1 •••1 1 eS ot yrars made Venereal ComPlaiors, and. the various ill'''''''' s. of Debility, the particular object o: our studies "and practice. it will, we hope, be•eillowed that we have acipiired Suin ll ::,, r knowledge ‘ of then - treatmeritairl ha re. In slight ere" re cltsc4 ot intt!Ctien a perteci:re-eAt. - Ittlish;riettt, is c , 3l , ld 4 e r '•" l the shop period of two days i awl in 1 :losz a 111:.• u tmost th• veterecy, Where other priaitioners have filled of saccc' s : l a i , proper perseverance its our plan ot trestnteLit ca s t ires to Isl, patient a site and,ra,lical cure. i ' I. aro the Amidst the inelanebely Vari e ty of ilisorders'r oic ' 1 - - tie . elfeets of a , habit long ,and most unhappily. I ;irrsuia . / bir t . :;; •youth-of both sexes, there are iv s iu r ue ,re -alatinin jo e r woe. oistressine than those tictic;v:tci, ink! debilities Mach frt• ..,,, , . quentlyprevent or en.bitter the el.-At:- H ied State. ,To sus;! , . 7 , ~, nt ,w, persons it must be a Consolation t,,1,..-1,,,v thlt 71 '“ . : 1 1„ -.- t t by a new and infallible mode ot treat molt, t.''' r e , $ ";;;; f 4 .- v - i ff -h3 gleatdt of all human blessines, a sttpng, :1 1-11 "Vf ---1 vigor' ous constitution. .In all cases ot debility, flo!!! .w.,'"','' --- causeatistny,;, as well as in every srcies At venereet mir e : • -we may be consulted by patient: of ei: het sett With th e- g ra.3t ; est secrecy and honour. /lours 0: ..,nstlitation 0 home frii,j tett to litrec, and limit 6 inthc cuiliog nil: V, 0 nig ht ' .imi' . l'atie.ms in the ce,untry ote tecittcstei4 to state.the P3r"7.: los ot their ease, are, and general habit of living. it,'-,4; ire clesing a remittance tor advice,anct rnedicinv AvhCa r t ":„ L4zY -e . writ be eiven, or sent to any part of the kill ..t: •ii i "„"..'°• 5 CU RR! E and ~co. Surgeons, No. 1, 7 that secrecy so essential to our undertakint, (j i ale . 1 ) "' t letters may be added tri• the account for rtiedeineg. the above respectable . t r i‘ c t i s:ptel e s .i r i s u a . b ti e l r e: r l a r i s r e o i t:e i n l s d e so tt C rs u t t . : o e f i h n ia , Lo v ciu e nd r C i f i l e i i i g r i t i l i f ie d ki.44 ::: 2, - e rsi t tl t : c t inj : : :: gr e l "" na y fr: the diligence, skill, and humanity with which they tended their i.e;tirrr.: 3 •-,d p ra A, oe , :1---......-----" To T. TA YLOK. surge nn : Nz►. y, New isritilp-btreot, London. • • - at& TN ;he Spring ,of 1794 l E‘ w lin a b s u .a rg al h' let 3l e a l 21:V48'111 7 . ; e i nce V tt n r e fi re4 ve l mo C n o t n hs lp ; la b in u t t , % w •a i s licll then l regular l'hysiciars who put lance of the DiseaSe (by me.reurial applications) tar soot's time; but growing,, in spite of all. niedit;ine and the advice of the first. Gentlemen nt the FacUlty her; worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state 'almost Wl' a temporary stop to the vita-. paralleled and beyond description, being an entire ler4_ an( ulcerated from to foot—mi. head, throat, mou9 o t treated p i t ilty ti t t i te) t; hose, legs, arms, &e. have been .alternately dancer'T becoming useless:• in short, 1 kave had from twenty ' thiriy..eating ulcers on my body, and. nearly totally ~" privet of sight.—lt would be voluminous to partictli?t , rise all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or C", l will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more . co: 11 1 ) . 11 : i ' eaten nature. I Weil loris looked upon by' my friends, imagined, myself, _heyooti • all hopes of recover y; and, ' l , - ; deed, in my then-condition, Audi , of preferable to t o more than miseralde state. lit this dr , :atlful situation I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Prorikk,n c , sent and v. i : tn. i do n .ip n ir ti ): a ul v nr a t i v a isi; Ni lle w y sl)cr eoutaining • the casc tf , friends read it, "1 , the not• • of.yuur LEAK E's PILLS, which, y using from time.to. time, am nod' , have long bettll. C A I ;Cr MC4 q than fur years ind,,:scrio " distress), in as got 41 a state of heti fitase,; t e t r h l y proof or this, I had. aline, thriving, he me a few months ago. In graiitt. , ..,e to God, and io h o r t :, s , of rendering my fellow-creature. service, request yott publish this; altil y,xl may ra t soy time refer ; ., : r:;:ios to be satisii..d of the. truth of this, or Lorna Pan` - culim*, to nye or my tr:L•arls, by letter or perAnr. Asfew eases I r: • I i o'ol Ci111;11 to exceed it, I exp,:ti,!nt,e e r y. wso n n:zlkit:ti, that „r L E's PILLS they wil l . rad !cal curt hp tint ii. 106 (I %; - ,. rr 3 .. tut cv:tich *IS P 1 ';';1 . ,. - O j N; ,1 j():;N Vi t) `" !„, toy * 1:-..furntoin • ✓ ,;. `;le .teaso:ts :ov ! wig t, vcnr Na. y name and add.... purdic ; "bltt ,„d wanting information mac he r , t ;.,.... e a to In: .. ..i-.... t ,- e ,i s L. •• ; ~. .• , • • ' • ' - i'. ' ' ' ' '''' ' ''''' Y.-Gard:ns, Esiin4;trgib.. • 1- . et., , , ,/, , , „ . ~ r • - • • ..: tilts S.):C Pr0pii,•1,..% fielit litl - Le - 1 - ', : --, '' . 1 .!. - 1'.c1 , 4 1 cooe4i ,, 1 4 .,' , Wite .. ' - ''' ' . '''' '-.'....: 0 Nriew•iiritt4-strOL* • t3 l;. ~ r , ., be , v,:. ,ii :e A.(1:1,e wita.iut a fle x U* l' era l l : in " tug these 1 . .. i, , ap.,l ivi;l a t i,„. c , p ,i.i o , ts j e tt.;t: , , ~. I„'„' A pay, .•ri . the b,17:.,.! r;!rnit;, observing iii : all cabes the l b - ,,,, -' ll .inviot..u..4.: s:fcr.c:. ns:: perhon'b mi.fne or ease havia i g rro . , r ll ‘,..otAwLed, 1. -)1t - : their 0...tm naitio:lar rcrpw , t, by ; 04 .„;,. prictor, (11.1ri::•: li:e co , ar,..c or' more that tnirty-iPc„ , ; c7 t ;;e stl fb ol :p ;i lV l:,l e h l: ci e lb : ri l l .t l e t ::r.til et e l,. l o i i . i . :; :L j ii r it a i ::: t il tul c l t:;;,[ ri tt u c i:: : :: , l, .:i: . ".; c . L : i e . t . ' a: : • - . 1 , : ::i '; 1 t t ,, ,c ) : l t i :;i i tr v it ; : e j t , r . o salt ll i " :.,;,:.v, 1, , :. . :0 L •-k. , - ~..ild by ins rt" - ~:I,!;cilt, wr the,'' Te r, ,:tall}, Printer, ,-714 gOW, to t. note ;1140 Mr. T. re.- . ~: r his .ttrlthcso; ‘ t i:1 1 1. k i ctiurner' . . N •• • -'' '' : O. js,. at. .-ilhan's-street, I all-nuttl t o i s; ko' , ett-n . n " -4 ,--, 11 &,,, • oy-stup,, 1.41 b. los, Oxford-st reet ; :Mr. i. borotti;n's, NO. 7, Fithtt-street-hill„ neArly opp!thite the, !air unn-:ent ; &[r. Steel's, 13,00kseiler, No: t, lizion-m%v,i i' l . 4 T",r-hill; 11, - bull, Darneystreet,. Dtthlin ; and: bi u .,;,,t f 4,11 to every consul4rahle town In (~:tc;:t- i, i it•itii . ;,,t i elancl,,in ItoxeS of only as, sid, each, svai .1 L. ,• 1 % hill anti plain direr icn, wherey pc:N by' 'o t Cit i w r e litay cure themselveS with ease and secrecy .•` - ' t11 ) * • N. B, P.very liox sold in Great Britain •is sedJ e “ with a S t.unp, on which. by fav , )ur at .-t,h.: Comnilr. sit:ire:6,- is printed, at the Stamp-Otfice-- . ." r. laY- 1 ,` 1 , 0 1 Na, i).• New Bridge-3r reet," to irilitate which is , reionif , all or. ~.- . ,o, tAtititerfi,es n